Exam 3: NUR254 / NUR 254 (Latest 2025/ 2026 Update) The Childbearing and Child Caring Families Review| Questions & Answers| Grade A| 100% Correct (Verified Solutions)- Galen

Exam 3: NUR254 / NUR 254 (Latest 2025/ 2026 Update) The Childbearing and Child Caring Families Review| Questions & Answers| Grade A| 100% Correct (Verified Solutions)- Galen QUESTION cognitive development Answer: Piaget - understand the way a child thinks QUESTION Sensorimotor Answer: brith - 2 years simple learning task, problem solving by trial and error. They become aware that objects have permeance QUESTION peropertional Answer: 2 years - 7 years egocentrism ( unable to put their self in another place ) thinking is concrete and reasoning is transductive QUESTION concrete operations Answer: 7 years - 11 years thoughts become increasingly logical and coherent. Able to classify, sort, organize facts about the world to use in problem solving, reasoning is concrete. become less self centered - develop new concept of conservation QUESTION formal operations Answer: 11-15 years can think in abstract terms, use abstract symbols, and draw logical conclusions from a set of observations - make hypothesis and test them QUESTION unoccupied play Answer: child is not mobile and has random movements with no purpose - infant QUESTION solitary play Answer: child plays alone with toys different than other kids, no interest - infant/toddler QUESTION onlooker play Answer: child watches what other children are doing but no attempts to enter - infant/toddler QUESTION parallel play Answer: children playing side by side, but not with each other. no group association - toddler QUESTION associative play Answer: children play together but there's no roles assigned - preschooler QUESTION cooperative play Answer: play is organized and children play in a group with other children working to complete a goal - school age QUESTION upper respiratory tract infections Answer: acute nasopharyngitis ( common cold ), rhinovirus, RSV, adenoviruses, influzena, and parainfluenza QUESTION Common cold symptoms in younger children Answer: Fever, irritability, decreased food/fluid intake, sneezing, mouth breathing, decreased activity, possible vomiting/diarrhea QUESTION Common cold symptoms in older children Answer: Dryness/irritation of nose and throat, mouth breathing, chills, muscle aches, low-grade fever in early stages QUESTION common cold management Answer: managed at home - antipyretics for fever/discomfort - antihistamines are ineffective - best method of prevention freq hand washing/aviod touching ones eyes/nose/mouth - keep hydrated QUESTION children with strep throat are more at risk for Answer: - acute rheumatic fever ( inflammatory disease of heart, joints and CNS) - acute glomerulonephritis - scarlet fever QUESTION scarlet fever Answer: is a result of group A strep - s/s: pharyngitis and characteristic erythematous sandpaper like rash